PAGE
POUR
HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Defeated
Booth
Four
to
Nil
In
Ju-nior
football
Last
Nisht
High
School
won
over
Booth
last
evening
40
In
a
Junior
League
football
game
that
was
splendidly
fought
from
beginning
to
end.
At
the
start
High
was
superior
and
Fisher
scored
with
a
shot
that
Suehiro
should
have
saved.
LateYj
Wingham
added
a
second
with
a
:
1
fine
drive.
Booth
then
had
more
of
the
game
till
half
time
but
was
un-.
able"
to
beat
Stinech
who
was
well
I
protected
by
Smith
and
Nakamoto.
i
The
second
half
was
stubbornly;
contested
all
the
way.
High
got
two
OTTO
VON
POItAT
HAS
BIG
VICTORY
OVEK
JACK
GAGNON
CHICAGO,
May
;
ed
to
advantage.
Of
the
backs,
Philadelphia
yama
always
safe.
Stinech
was
a
'New
York
Suehiro
kept
a
fine
goal
Gomez
also
doing
well.
Cross
played
a
clever
game
in
defence
and
made
some
neat
runs,
too.
Davles
and
Na-
29:
Otto
von
Porat
bounded
back
as
the
outstanding
candidate
for
the
heavyweight
title
last
night
when
he
knocked
out
Jack
Gagnon
after
six
slashing
rounds.
He
felled
the
Boston
gob
six
times
before
putting
him
out.
44
Baseball
Standings
W
mnr
rrnnla
thrrtnoTi
Wlnirhnm
frnm
St.
Louis
.......23
a
penalty
and
Kahaya
in
a
scramble
Brooklyn
22
round
the
goal
mouth.
Booth
attac-,
Pittsburg
,
19
ked
fihdS&nefth
vms
called
on
re
Chicago
.....
2(T
peateiflly,
saving
well
from
Ward-
New
York
roper
and
Ivarson.
Boston
15
High
School
got
revenge
for
Its
Cincinnati
.14.
last
defeat
bv
the
Booth
boys.
Wine-1
Philadelphia
11
ham
was
the
best
of
the
forwards
j
t"
with
Bacon
and
Kanaya
next.
At
;
American
League
centre
hall,
Nakamoto
played
a
National
League
L.
Pet.
14
.622
14
.611
16
.543
'19
.513
18
.480
18
i455
22
.389
20
'
.355
W.
L.
Pet
....27
10
.730
...23
14
.622
...22
16
.579
....18
17
.514
...16
23
.413
....15
22
.405
...14
21
.400
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24
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City
League
w.
i;"u"'"
Cramp,
"T
Christison
,
;ry
and
rr
Wardroper.g
T
Centrals
2
-
were
the
best
forwards.
Blake,
.
"t
'"'""7
.
,
,
.
,
.
.
.Sons
of
Canada
0
though
Injured,
played
an
extreme
ly
plucky
game
and
Ivarson
showed
j
up
well
towards
the
end.
High
School
Stinech;
Smith,
Katsuyama;
Bartlett,
K.
Nakamoto,
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Greer;
Kanaya,
Palmer,
Wingham,
will
field
the
following
team
In
to-
Flsher,
Bacon.
j
morrow
night's
Gilhuly
Cup
foot-
Booth
Suehiro;
Walters,
Gomez;
ball
game
against
the
Regiment:
T.
Nakamoto,
Cross,
Da
vies,
Ward-;
S.
Gurvich;
Styles
and
Murray:
roper,
Ivarson,
Christison,
Blake,
Hill,
Tasker
and
Mitchell;
Wood-Referee
J.
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side,
McKay,
Dickens,
Chenoskl
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and
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spares,
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and
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dozens
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and
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RAIN
STOPS
BALL
GAMES
Only
Three
Matches
Played
tcrday
in
Big
Leagues
Yes.
NEW
YORK,
May
29:
After
three
postponements,
Boston
and
Philadelphia
hooked
up
In
a
National
League
series
yesterday,
the
Braves
winning
by
superior
pitching
and
batting.
Berger
secured
his
eleventh
homer
of
the
season.
Chicago
Cubs
scored
four
runs
in
the
opening
inning
to
defeat
Cincinnati
Reds.
Rain
stopped
other
league
games.
In
the
American
League,
airtight
pitching
enabled
St.
Louis
Browns
to
defeat
Detroit
Tigers.
All
other
games
In
this
league
were
also
postponed
because
of
rain.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
1,
Boston
5.
Cinclnantl
5,
Chicago
6.
American
League
Detroit
2,
St.
Louis
4.
MINING
DEVELOPMENT
GOES
HAND
IN
HAND
WITH
CIVILIZATION
IS
ENGINEER'S
STATEMENT
TO
CLUB.
(Continued
from
uasre
one)
isfactlon
of
discovery
and
fulfil
the
desire
of
progress.
Great
Britain,
Dr.
Mandy
de-
.THE
DAILY
NEWS.
SPORT
CHAT
Buy
a
Ix
I
l4Mai0e
Herman
Loblick
and1
Bill
Lambie,
who
distinguished
themselves
In
the
Victoria,
Day
series
against
Ket
chikan
last
week,
will
be
on
the
dp
posing
mounds
tonight
when
Elks
and
Native
Sons
of
Canada
battle
in
the
Senior
Baseball
League.
So
far
In
the
series.
Elks
have
won
one
game
and
lost
one.
The
Canucks,
beaten
twice
so
far,
will
endeavor
to
register
their
first
win
of
the
season
and.
If
Lambie
goes
the
way
he
did
last
Saturday,
their
chances
should
be
good.
Following
will
be
the
line-ups:
Elks
A
.Mitchell,
c;
Loblick.
n
Stephens,
lb.;
Budlnich,
2b.;
Mor-
an,
ss.;
Harold,
3b.;
Arseneau,
If.;
Skinner,
cf.;
Gosse,
rf.;
S.
Gurvich,
spare.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Nelson,
c;
Lambie,
p.;
V.
MensI.
lb.;
E.
Smith,
2b.;
W.
Mitchell,
ss.;
Wendle,
3b.;
Howe,
If.;
Stalker,
cf
.;.
Frtecll.
rf.;
Ratchford.
snare.
tn
the
history
of
British
football,
no
name
is
more
famous
than
that
of
the
Glasgow
Rangers,
whose
visit
to
Canada
this
year
makes
an
epoch
In
the
game's
proud
history.
The
Rangers
were
Joint
champions
with
Dumbarton
In
the
foundation
season
of
the
Scottish
League.
Since
that
time
the
Rangers
have
won
the
championship
on
17
occasions.
The
Rangers
hold
a
unique
record
so
far
as
British
football
is
concerned
in
obtaining
maximum
points
in
the
league
of
1898-99.
In
the
season
of
1926-21
the
Rangers
played
42
league
games
and.
weie
only
once
defeated.
During
the
past
season
the
achieved
the
unique
distinction
of
a
dual
championship,
viz:
the
winning
of
the
Scottish
League,
a
clared,
owed
its
greatness
In
large
feat
which
is
a
sign
of
consistency,
measure
to
mineral
development,
land
also
winning
the
'Scottish
CunL
Canada,
with
her
great
resources
which
indicates
that
the.;
Rangers
of
metals,
some
nojs
being
worlcerTare
great
money
ptayerSfiand
cn.
and
others
untouched.
Was
destirii
ffee
to
every
occasion.
ir
was
.
.
.
.
.
.
:ci
i
v.
ii
t
i
T-i
i,-..!
ea
w
piay
an
increasingly
grea$il"ou
"e
naiigciimu
part
In
the
advancement
and
proieacned
tne
pinnacle
of
f
time
in
gress
of
the
Empire.
British
Co-'w,nnln8
150111
tne
Scottish
League
lumbla
was
one
of
the
principal
;
championship
and
the
Scottish
Cup
sources
of
mineral
wealth
in
Can-'1"
y
aimow
repesiep
ada
and
Prince
Rupert,
situated
I
feat
last1
year,
1928-29
when
as
it
was
in
the
middle
of
the!11
a&aln
rthe
Scottish
League
oTMt
nnrtriom
min.ni
fiM.
v
a
championship
Taut
were
defeated
in
a
great
future
in
store.
ttaygja
the
tlie
nal
'f
the
Scott!sh
w.lh
development
and
would
not
today
at
$1.1034.
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tlsh
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and
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n.
Dr.
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thanked
Mandy
was
heartily
t.
the
Scottish
r
Cup
after
nftar
two
stirring
.Hrrtn
by
President
C.
A.
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by
Mrs.
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shank,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Ms
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games
with
Partick
Thistles.
In
Other
Items
on
the
luncheon
tnrn
flna,
nlow(wl
nnlv
program
Included
acceptable
yo-
fouf
day8
apart
tnere
we
about
cal
solos
William
100,000
spectators
at
each
game.
Blott,
and
fine
piano
solos
by
Mrs.
i
,
,
,
.
!
Th
alM0"
"e
O.
C.
Arseneau
Ra"fr
9.ub
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
f
,nU
th-r
.re
members
and
guesU.
the
latter
in-
SS.SL
eluding,
besides
the
speakers
and
.
of
,
t,
their
substitute.
The
.hiaVMnr.
players
are
.,,,
,,,.
artists,
Capt.
nf
J.
H.
Hatfield
of
4K.
,.,i
riir.Hn
nt
Australia.
1,
!
u
Dr
nP"
C
"It,"
H.
"anklnson
l
S7dneJ
K.
ttub
William
who
Btrath.
the
manager
wlth
hlm
of
the
the
McCanell
and
I.
Cuthburt.
Princa
uar
c,(lb
tralner
xhe
Rupert,
and
C.
J.
Quanttc
and
J.
S.
1
experience
and
ycuth
and
McMillan,
Vancouver.
Ran
ters
clu0
can
be
relied
upon
The
luncheon
raffle
was
won
by
treat
tne
goccer
iovers
and
also
M.
H.
Blott.
the
uninitiated
in
America
to
a
first
1
class
exhibition
as
to
how
soccer
Is
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
played
fn
the
British
Isles
and
will
VANCOUVER,
May
29:
-
Wheat
slYe
people
nere
some
understand-
vaa
quoiea
on
ine
jocai
exenange
Jng
as
1
1
Why
this
game
13
SO
popiV
lar
In
Europe.
District
News
STEWART
C.
M.
Adam
has
formed
a
new
company
here
called
-
the
Boar
River
State
Lines.
Tne
company
will
shortly
institute
a'
twice
dally
car
service
from
Stewart
to
Ameri
can
Creek.
Dr.
II.
O.
Simpson
jot
Rolla
in
the
Peace
River
country
had
a
letter
before
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
at
Its
meeting
last
week
seeking
Information
regarding
this
placoc
He
Intimated
that
a
num-
bertpiteople
In
Rblla
were
lnter-.1rHBtewart
and
were
think
ing
of
coming
here.
ALICE
ARM
James
Peacock.
Matt
Storey
and
Nell
Forbes
of
Alice
Ann
have
reached
the
Taku
River
mining
field
and
say
that
they
like
the
looks
of
the
country.
Ole
Evindsen
is
making
prepara
tions
for
a
busy
summer
at
the
Alice
Arm.
Extensive
Improvements
always
'be'
depen-i
UJ!
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Follotfmg
is
a
revised
Senior
League
baseball
schedule
for
the
first
haff
of
the
present
season:
May
29
Elks
vs.
8.
O.
C.
June
3
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Centrals.
June
5
Centrals
vs.
Elks.
June
10
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Klks.
June
12
Centrals
vs.
S.
O.
C.
June
17
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
June
19--Elks
VS.
3.
.O.
C.
,
June
24
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Centrals
June
20
Centrals
vs.
Elks.
July
8
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
July
10
Centrals
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
15
Elks
vs.
Centrals.
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SCHEDULE
I
r
but
he
Sure
12
Essex
performance
comes
from
its
completely
balanced
motor
and
power
line.
Tills
balance
of
aluminum
pUtonn,
crankshaft,
clutch
and
flywheel,
coupled
with
the
Lanchcstcr
Ilalanccr
gives
more
jMiwer
and
snioollincss
at
all
Bpccds.
ISoatlahiliif
and
Safog
Longer
wheclbasc,
larger
tires
and
patented
spring
suispension
make
Essex
the
most
roadahlc
of
ars.
High
speed
with
safety
is
possible
because
of
the
positive
action
of
four-wheel
brakes.
Interior
appointments
carry
the
same
motif
as
fenders
and
lamps.
May
30
Roundhouse
vs
Offices.
June
3
Offices
v
Station.
June
6
Dry
Dock
vs.
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renovation
of
the
interior.
The
dtning
room
has
also
teen
reopened.
Fmplre
Day
was
fiiVnj,l
celebrated
here
this
year,
the
main
sports
feature
being
a
baseball
game
between
Alice
Arm
and
An-yox.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
big
dance
for
which
music
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by
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Vancouvtr
.
B.C.
Tor
Sale
Hy
Albert
&
McCaf
fcry,
Ltd.
Burns
Lake
Hardware
The
George
Little
Lumber
Yard
B.
S.
Sargei
El
Prince
Rupert,
Burns
Lake,
1
C'
,11.0.
Smithcrs,
Hazclton
and
Terrace,
it,
Ltd,
Hazcllon,
K-1,